Bubba

Not sure where A&M farms is but I bought Scuba's "creamsicle" Zed1K last summer and I do have a bud from the east side of Cinti who rides a graphite FZ Maybe small world...

Yup. Not a ton of miles but cruised for a few hours. Spooned a fresh Tourance on the front just a few days ago. Gotta change the oil and filter and refresh the brake fluid and then bleed the front/rear calipers. What with the new chain and sprockets and fork rebuild (new RT springs and Gold valves) over the past winter, the Wee should be good to go for the season!!!

Good looking trailer. I might be interested, but you're on the other side of the world from me….about 4 hours OW. Sent you a PM anyway. Thanks!

OB: I'll be out for a bit tonight, but you're in the far east and I'm as far south and west as I can go without being a Hoosier or a hillbilly, so never the twain shall meet, at least tonight. I rode to Two-Wheel Tuesday at the Comet in Northside last night, and spent an hour or two spooning on new Tourances on the WeeStrom today. Gotta change the oil and filter and refresh the brake fluid and bleed the front/rear calipers tomorrow. What with the new chain and sprockets and a fork rebuild over the past winter, I should be good to go for the season. Keep posting and we'll eventually hook up for a ride. FYI, I'm gonna try to make Dice's Spring Opener Ride on the 18th.

Question: Do the Monsters have the plastic tank like the bigger Ducs? Or steel?

Are you running 16 all the way to Welch, WV?

209 from Waynesville NC to Hot Springs is killer.

'Murica, baby. Land of cheap money and women with big butts...

I sleep pretty well, but sitting all day on my fat wallet stuffed with huge amounts of cash gives me sciatic pain in my right leg….

Ha! All you thread jackers and nay-sayers who said my price was too high….they're gone for the ridiculous price of $0.00. If I could make a profit like that every day, I wouldn't have to work.

Hmmm. I'm thinking you should start. I mean, it is after 5 on a Friday….

Scientifically speaking…. ….statistical correlation…. ….does NOT necessarily prove…. ….causal relationship. However, science has shown that a high fiber diet will make you poop more. Fact. So….larger, more frequent bowel movements equal 19% lower incidence of death?

Thought I'd put these up for grabs in case there was interest from OR folks. These came off my '09 F-150 4x2 and were the OEM tires. Approximately 40K miles with an estimated 15-20K miles tread life left. Vehicle was garaged full-time, so not a lot of sun-cracking or dry rot. Not one patch or plug with nearly perfect sidewalls (not much scuffing) and perfect beads and even tread wear. DOT coded late 2008. 5-py tread with 2-ply sidewall; load range E; 2271 lb max load; 420/A/B Wear/Traction/Heat rating. I replaced these a bit early because they are getting a little crispy in cold, wet conditions and I will likely be taking the truck on vaca later this year. Plenty of tread left before these get to the wear bar. I replaced these with the exact same tire and they're not cheap, so you know I liked 'em pretty well. Did I mention these are FREE?!? If I don't get any nibbles in the next week or so, I'll put 'em at the end of the driveway with a FS sign $10 each and leave 'em there overnight. That way, I know they'll be gone the next day…. Located in SW OH/Cincinnati west

This might possibly be the dumbest thing you've said to date on this forum….but I'll gladly allow you to have your misinformed opinion.

Bob: If I get the opportunity and the weather looks good, I'd like to join you as well. Also, if you have any interest, take a look at the LocalRiders site for rides in NKY this summer. Dice (Rob Giles) should be posting a link to the first LR spring ride pretty soon. You're about an hour north of the river and could cross over at the bridge in Maysville and meet up somewhere along Rt10. Some really great roads in that area--10, 62, 165, 1504, 22--and would make a great day loop for us to meet up. I'm in the SW corner of Hamilton Cty, so about as far as I can go in OH before I become a hoosier or a hillbilly. What roads are you thinking of riding?

I'd love to show you guys some of the awesome roads NKY offers! I'd bet that we can talk Dice into rolling with us, too. C'mon warm weather!!!

Nice meet-up! Glad I got say "hi" and "bye" to TP, and it was good to meet some of the OR crew I've only interacted with on the forum. Hopefully, we can get a group together a few times for some twisty-licious rides this summer….if it ever gets here.

Beer wasn't half bad, either….

Don't forget that your sweet spouse also posted on the AFJ forum and there's a few of us who have indicated we're rolling north to have a beer and say hi.

Motorcycle forum discussions in the dead of a harsh Midwest winter are not pretty!!! I'll refrain from discussing my hemorrhoids.

Try throwing an old used/worn t-shirt with your scent on it in his cage at night. He'll be comforted a bit by your smell and it helps bond him to you as well. Even better if you can bring the crate in your bedroom so he's sleeping near "his pack'…. Socialize him right when he's young and he won't have any separation issues later when you need to leave him alone in the house.

If you're asking about the G42, only info I've seen on this is: http://thegunwriter.blogs.heraldtribune.com/15882/more-glock-42-problems-reported/ and some minor issues with being finicky on loads: http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2014/02/daniel-zimmerman/gun-review-glock-42/ "That means no problems at the range, right? Well, not exactly. While GLOCKs have the well-earned reputation for being able to shoot virtually anything you can cram in a magazine, that’s decidedly not the case with the G42. The babiest GLOCK has some very specific ideas about what it will and won’t eat. As some other shooters have already found, the vast majority of rounds work just fine. But heavier, higher pressure rounds and even some lighter stuff might as well be steamed brussels sprouts as far as the G42 is concerned." "So it would seem that the 42’s recoil spring is rather tightly wound, so to speak. Meaning as long as your ammo of choice would please Goldilocks – not too hot and not too cold – you’ll have no problems at all. While GLOCK has had, well, difficulties with new springs in the past, the G42’s finicky nature doesn’t seem to be nearly as problematic."

What's better than Cars 'n' Coffee? Bikes 'n' Beer, of course. Gonna be a crowd, but there will be some very cool custom bikes. Here: http://garagebrewed.com

Just throwing out another option for you. There was a discussion somewhere here on OR about this exact topic recently--heating a garage. If you plan on using the heater more or less full-time, i.e., 6-8 hrs a day, I'd highly recommend NOT going ventless, mostly due to the amount of water vapor you'll be dumping into your sealed space. If I was gonna do an install like you're talking, my choice would be a vented gas forced-air. Healthier and you won't end up with damp walls and floor. Ventless are really only meant for occasional or part-time heat sources. Something like this: http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200577749_200577749

That's a bit cold for setting mortar. If they're a reputable outfit and the temps are a valid concern, they'll wait until the temperature moderates somewhat. It wouldn't hurt to throw the question at 'em….